Red Clay Strays, born and bred in the red dirt clay of south Alabama, have been making waves in the music scene. Hailing from Mobile, Alabama, this five-member country band brings a unique blend of tunes to stages across the nation. From intimate venues to large-scale events, they’ve left their mark in small towns and big cities alike.
Their music is a fusion of southern rock, country, and Americana, creating a sound that resonates with listeners from all walks of life. The band’s lyrics often draw inspiration from their roots, telling stories of love, loss, and the raw beauty of the American South. Their songs evoke images of dusty backroads, front porch gatherings, and late-night campfires under a star-studded sky.
Their debut album, “Moment of Truth,” showcases their rare sincerity—a quality not often seen in today’s industry. The band members include:
- Brandon Coleman (lead vocals/guitar)
- Drew Nix (vocals/electric guitar/harmonica)
- Zach Rishel (electric guitar)
- Andrew Bishop (bass)
- John Hall (drums)
Their musical journey has led them to major festivals like HWY 30 Fest, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza, as well as opening for esteemed acts such as Kip Moore and Old Crow Medicine Show. With an explosive chemistry on stage and a distinct rock-n-roll sound, the Red Clay Strays are on the fast track to becoming a household name. They recently fulfilled a lifelong dream by walking into the circle at the Grand Ole Opry, cementing their status as one of America’s fastest-rising bands